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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-05-11

such vote," 1t sinai be submitted at the
polls for a %two-thirds vote of the quail
fed electors. Now, the question is SOLE
ly this: Was the ordinance adopted hy
the requisite two-thirds vote of the mem-
bers of the council? II not, its adoption
at the polls was and Is of no account,
and, therefore, procedure under it, as the
matter now stands, would be unwise and
unsafe.
What was the vote required I? Nothing
less than a two.thirds vote of the entire
council, for the reason that the quoted
section Of the charter positively requires
it. True, there was a quorum present,
and 4 Of the 6 voted aye, but at least 5
ayes were requisite to adoption.
Therefore, I am compelled to the opIn-
ion that the ordinance is imperative and
that even its popular adoption did not
and could not legalize 1t.
In view Of these facts, injunction is
threatened should we proceed, and, fear.
ing disaster, I respectfully recommend
that you take up the matter without de-
lay that it may be placed in proper posi-
ton and the wishes of the city be met.
1 approach this matter reluctantly for
the reason that l, nor you, can have any
desire to call in question any act of the
late council, but I have reason to know
that it, itself, prefers that the matter shall
be carefully considered before anything
may be done by US committing the city
in the premises-and particularly so as
there is a division of opinion as to the
meaning of the sections of the charter
herein quoted.
1, therefore, submit the matter now, as
it is desired that we Immediately pro-
coed with the preliminaries which shall
secure the city the much-needed public
building.
Were We to proceed with it as it now
stands, we might find the effort met by
such objections that it would fail-and l
therefore submit the matter to you for
Immediate consideration and conclusion,
as you. must be the judges whether or not
the ordinance is legal.
CITY FINANCES.
The report of the city treasurer shows
that the following funds were in hand
May list, 1887:
General Fund. = s 20l 05
Street 43O 70
Fire LASS SO
Dog Sc 90
Total, $2,176 60
A celebration of the coming 4th of
July being in contemplation, and as it
must prove of public benefit, l respect.
fully recommend the appropriation of
500 toward the fund now raising.
1t being often impossible to hear the
fire-bell in the upper part of the city,
some arrangement should be made to Sc
cure the ringing of the school or one of
the church bell, as the time may come
when the assistance of every citizen will
be required.
The time has evidently come when
some action must be taken to control the
location of d~isreputable houses. This
matter comes within the province of your
duties, and it is submitted 10 you for
consideration.
And now, gentlemen, the city entering
upon another year of its corporate exist
ence, trust we may work together I'M
selfishly in the best interests of Bozeman,
that it may advance under our admins
tration of its affairs. Respectfully,
]. V. B%oGERT, Mayor.
Bozeman, Mont, May 9Th, 1887.
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John Gray was in town last week to
attend the special meeting of the county
commissioners. He presented a petition
asking the division of road district No.
is. The matter was postponed until the
next regular meeting.
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j. H. Nixon on Monday, purchased
Samson the large thoroughbred clyde
stallion brought to Bozeman from Miles
City last week. This horse IS five years
old and was brought from Scotland last
year. Mr.. Nixon got him for the low
price of 81 200. He will take him to his
Bracket creek horse ranch,
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We are pleased to say that while no
special effort has been made to secure re-
cults, nearly enough to form the lowest
number allowed n company have signi-
fed their intention to join the company
and have had their names enrolled. All
others who wish to join are requested to
come forward at once as the officers will
probably be elected before Saturday.
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u the post-oRce is going to
nsiness men on upper main
Melting subscribers to pay
5he present location,
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J. H. Elder, who was appointed county
attorney for Park county resigned that of
flee at tn Fl :st meeting of the commission
ers. Holding a federal Office as receiver
ofthe First National Bank of Livingston
rendered him ineligible for the position
of county attorney, J. A. Savage was ap-
pointed in his stead.
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LOCAL BUSINESS NOTES,

Elaine coal oil at Lamme's.
%
Lindley has houses to rent.
90
Fancy Lemons at Pendleton's.
~
Lawn tents at A. Lamme n Co,
~
Messina Oranges at Pendleton's,
M
Blood Oranges at Pendleton's.
~
Imperial Oranges at Pendleton's.
~
Fine Table Sauces at Pendleton's.
~
Fancy Dried Fruits of all kinds at Pen
dleton's.
~
Clipped Beef, in any quantity, at PEN
dleton's.
French, Italian and Turkish Prunes at
Pendleton's.
~
Desirable city property for sale, terms
easy, by Walter Cooper.
~
A. Lamme & Co. keep a full line of
Jas. S. Kirk X Co.'s toilet soap.
~
First class stove wood at Jones del
IvAyal IN anv ort Of fha ritu
~
Send orders for stove wood, lumber,
etc, via telephone to Jones' mill.
~
Seed Barley and Chop Feed at Bozc-
man Hardware Company's store.
%
Our stock is now arriving daily.
BOHEMIAN HARDWARE Co.
%
A large assortment of Baby Carriages
just received at j. BAsINsKI 4 Bros,
%
Pendleton keeps the best of everything
in Confectionery, Fruits and Groceries,
80
l have adopted the cash system.
S. H; OSBORN, Drugs, &c.
The highest cash prices paid for Butter
Eggs and Poultry at ELLIOTT 4 BoLIN's
%
An elegant line ofpen and pencil tablets
and box stationary received at j. II. Tay-
lor.
O
Phil. Dodson's, at the sign of the big
%lnjun," is the place to go for smokers
articles.
CORN MEAL.-A. Lamme & Co. have
just received a large invoice of Fresh
Corn Meal.
~
Phil. Dodsoh still leads with fine
cigars and the best tobacco, both in stock
and prices
The best of fire stove wood; cut or un
cut, delivered or not at a reasonable price
at Jones' mill.
Go to the nickle and dime counters a
]. II. Taylor's for toys and notions o
every description.
-
Phil. Dodson is handling D. NJ. Fer,
& Co.'S, celebrated seeds Call early am
make your selections.
90
Just arrived at A. Lamme d Co.'s,
large assortment of wagon covers, min
er's wedge and wall tents.
90
CORD WooD:-Sawed and delivered il
lengths to suit any stoves can be secure
at Jones' planning and chop mill. .
%
A. Lamme & Co., have just received
car load of the celebrated family coal o.
Elaine. 1t is the best, get no other.
%
Steel traps and Everything in tn
Hardware line at
BOHEMIAN HARDWARE Co.
%
Elliott & Bolin have introduced til
"Strictly Cash. system in their Ha,
Grain and Flour business. 1t works lii
a charm.
~
Pendleton still has a larse stock of ii
choicest apples in town, together wit
late shipments OF lemons, oranges an
other fruit.
A, Lamme & Co. have lately receive
IL full line of market and clothes baske
and hampers. These goods are exit
quality, of all sizes and styles.
Wall Paper.-Phil. Dodson has Just r.
ceived a new invoice of Wall Paper
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Besserer, last week sent a pair
|wellyn setter dogs to Joe. Men.
3. A. Wolf of Missoula. The
nelly bred and were raised at
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The last quarterly meeting for this
conference year on the Gallatin valley
circuit of the NJ. f. Church will be held
at the East Gallatin M. E. church Satur-
day and Sunday May 14th and 18th inst.
There will also be preaching at the Sales.
vile church the Wednesday night follow
ing May 18th and also on Thursday night
at Middle Creek school house May 10Th.
e. M. Tower.
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rRledge to Hundley 4 Clark,
} the receipt of a handsome
6ntana and a handy table of
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-05-11

Eayor Monroe gracefully stepped
pa out ofoiice under the city last
Ay night; and before doing SO
a the members OF the late city
for the considerable c~ourtesies
I'D extended to him, and gave ex-
Pn to the pleasure he felt in seeing
board succeeded by gentlemen SO
nergetic and progressive.
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VIM. English Post, G. A. r., of Boze-
man, will observe Decoration Day on
the 3Oth, and will parade in uniform.
Col. Geo. o. Eaton will be the orator of
the day, and it is expected that the city
council, citizens and the school children
will make up the procession.
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medicinal merit and womb
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Now
take it, for now it will do
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1lSpwis will hold services on
May 18th, at Moreland at
u and at Three Forks at 8
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The trains have been slightly delayed
bSysthe slide al the Bozeman tunnel dur
in2 the week.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-05-11

clerk informs us that prop
aAy being transferred rapid
d stiffening in price.
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Eridsy's east bound tram was delayed
Vii hours at Toston by a slide of con-
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2fmon, formerly principal of
ton schools, has been appoin-
3ntendent of the Bozeman
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the nursery man, has put
large number of trees for
during the week.
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Q has been subscribed in Boze-
e purpose of sinking a natural
<l, 500 is required for the pur-
can readily be raised, if a sat
report is made by exnerts
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. AT f. N It's.
caveats, Trade Marks and Copyrights

Caveats, Trade Marks and Copyrights
obtained, and all other business in the U, g.,
Patent office attended to for Moderate Fees,
our office is opposite the U. $. Patent office,
those remote from Washington.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. Weadvise
as 10 patenlability free of charge and we
make No CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN
PATENT.
We refer here to the Postmaster, the SUPP.
of Money Order Div, and to officials of the
u. ). Patent office For circular, advice,
terms and references to actual clients in your
own state or county, write to
@. "A. Snow 81 Co..
Opposite Patent office, Washington L, @,
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be- religious services on.
gening at 7.30 p. m. in the
Bouth. W. W. SPAIN.
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of the Bozeman 4 Butte
he are over the Gallatin
Bank.
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5hnrchased a fine driving horse
IDnd Bros, during his recent
1333 ssn county.
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III explosion occurred at
III Gtsday, injuring a workman.
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CO, have during the week,
Ill Rd improved their building
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-05-11

dim, formerly of Bozeman
! lprge house in Chicago.
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error in the Welfare was not
III nearly all of the edition
Fun off. What should have
10th was april 6th,n in the
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-05-11

|otrill has purchased an orange
Los Angeles, Gala, and will
Montana.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-05-11

mustered in a large com
Guards last week.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-05-11

Ehs Liyinx Coke & Coal company
hS6 ordered 1erial for fourteen new
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-05-11

Il Ems, of the Northern Pa.
u the new brick dwelling
Odd Fellows.
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J9hn WS has taken his teams away
,sffon ind will work them on a
+ I34k county.
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nlrrel scalps while the sun
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III 'onder sheriff.
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elected members of the city
he on Thursday evening
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III now delivers goods with a
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city council at its regular
Thursday night accomplished
iof work.
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AL will remove to its more
N1arters on June LIST.
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6und Deutsch has been APP
i1S surveyor.
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Whitman IN Thursday last
I'M <hree lots from Mrs. Rountree,
- dy's house.
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Rec is putting up a saw mill
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ostwick is going to Europe
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Jewellers.

600 AGENTS WANTED !
c,OOO Double Quick to sell Joe.
Towards Life of Beecher. Infinitely the
most valuable because coming so closely
from the family circle and by a master
hand engaged in 'LaborofLove." Rich
ly lllustrated-steel portrait &c. Will
sell Immensely. Millions want this
standard Life of the greatest Preacher
and Orator Of the age. Quick is the word.
Territory in great demand. Send tor
circulars and soc. for outfit to Buckeye
Pub, Co., Minneapolis MINI.
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1ehton is putting up an adj
Eidence.
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INA \ ' ss a" '''i for NV work per-
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Davis is teaching school
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SPRING STOCK

Are arriving Daily and wc can
now show to all pterested in buy
ing Noveltieg as handsome goods
as ever shown in this market
consisting principally of such
goods as the warm and pleasant
days of late are bringing into
active demand. Some of the new
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eole arrived home on Fri
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The undersigned has some choice,
Il pure. clean Saskatchewan seed
wheat for sale. V. G. CLINE.
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And now, gentlemen, the city entering
upon another year of its corporate exist
ence, trust we may work together I'M
selfshly in the best interests of Bozeman,
that it may advance under our admins
tration of its affairs. Respectfully,
]. V. BoGERT, Mayor.
Bozeman, Mont, May 9Th, 1887.
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We are just in receipt of a carload of
Jas. S. Kirk 4 Co.'S laundry soap. on
which our prices are as low as the low
est. A. Lamme x Co.
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ding to celebrate Arbor Day?
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For bargains in city property, farms
etc, call IN Walter Cooper, Cooper's
Block, up stairs.
~
Nv oborf ,oJ will Il; -
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DROWN LEGHORNS:-Brown Leg
Dhorn eggs 81. 80 for IS, for sale. Ap.
ply at CHRONICLE Office.
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DOR SALE.-Tw2 f~our.year. old short
II horn, pedigreed bulls.
V. L. CLINE, Bohemian.
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no provision MAJ been made fOr the
safety of the city records, and that pro-
vision should be made therefor, either
by the purchase of a safe, or by secural
of some iir%e-proof place of deposit.
WAITE WORKS.
l believe l but echo public opinion
when l assert the need of water provis-
ion for domestic, fire and irrigating pur-
poses. The late council granted a right
t o Walter Cooper, but it seems that cir.
cumstances and delays, both unavoida.
BILE, have so complicated the matter hat
the city is Without the benefit contem-
plated. Believing that Mr.. Cooper's prop
osition was made in good faith, and that
he yet desires to proceed, l respectfully
recommend that you place the matter in
the hands of a committee, that he may
| be seen and some action be had. 1t
| could do no harm to extend the time
granted; and as it is the only PROPOSE
| ton we have, and as some work has al.
ready been performed under it, it would
seem wise to stand by it If possible to
arrange further under it.
l. THE CITY HALL.
The qualified voters at the late city
election approved the ordinance in favo,
of erecting a city hall, Jail, etc. I voted
for 1t, and favor such a project; but il
seems to be a fact that the ordinance wal
not properly passed.
The charter provides, Art. z Sec. 81
"That no levy or assessment of taxes, o.
incurrence of a debt beyond 81 900, no
heretofore provided for, shall be adj
by said city council, except upon a vot'
of two. thirds of the members thereof, and
every levy of taxes, or issue of bonds 70
each purpose, shall be set forth in a sec
ton of an ordinance by ITSELF" Section
9 of said article further provides tina
! after the passage of said ordinance by
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ITY NEWS.

had another serious fire.
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MILLINERY! MILLINERY! CONE
:" at last. Spring Millinery; New
Goods; New Styles, at prices lower than
ever before, at Miss M~ARsIALL's.
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IN A CUBAN PRISON,
AN AMERICAN DEPRIVED OF HIS LIBERTY.
LANGUIsHING IN CONFINEMENT FOR TWO YEARS
HIS CASE IGNORED BY MR.. BAYARD.

LANGUIsHING IN CONFINEMENT FOR TWO YEARS
HIS CASE IGNORED BY MR. BAYARD.
WASHINGTON, May 80 (SpecdD. Secretary Bay
ARDS conduct in the Cutting was different from
what 1t is in the OF unfortunate Cuban by the
name OF Pubic, who has langushed in Spanish
prison for over two years now, and whose liberation
hedoes not seem anxious to secure. In The Wash
ngton Post" OF to-day, the local organ Of the Admin
lstration Secretary Bayard denies the existence OF
such man, at least he says that his case has not been
brought to the attention of the State Department by
anybody. This is net the fact, however The case
has been for two years in the hands OF the American
ConsulGeneral at Havana, appointed by the present
Administration Assistant Secretary Porter. OF the
stste Department, gave to friend OF the prisoner
who applied to him a reason why this Government
dd not act more energetcay in the case the lack OF
SaVy" to support any demand upon power like
Spain. and he made at the time the humiliatng
confession that England would probably long before
this have secured the release of Engshman placed
In the same position that Pubic Is The President
has On two occasions been appealed to- bu 80 tar with
ont any Jesuit
The history of Publo's arrest trial and conviction
Ia briefly this He Is Cuban by birth. and was con-
earned in the uprising which ended with the peace of
Zanzon. After that he came to this country and
settled in New-York, where he edited Cuban paper
and became a naturalized American citizen. Subse-
qnently he engaged II the tobacco business at No.
Zol East Fourteenth-st.. New York. Two years ago
he went TO Key West to conclude some purchases OF
tODtcco ana make arrangements tor some cOhtruots.
While in Key West he heard OF the death OF his aunt
in Havana whereby his only sister, unmarried. MAS
lett alone and unprotected. Being much concerned
about her, he determined TO 90 to Havana with view
OF Bringing his sister TO the United States, and enter
Ing into arrangements while there with some leaf
tobacco merchants Tor such lea tobacco as he should
need. lie went to the Spanish Consulate and OBJ
tanned his American passport which was duly signed,
aud armed with his legal document then took passage
on an American steamer bound tor Cuba He was
arrested just he landed. the Spanards trnmpng up
charge OF conspiracy against him. llo did not have
with him any Iapers OF compromising character
The only grounds for charge against Mr.. Pubic is
that while in this country he was member OF secret
societies and edited a Cuban-Spanish paper. MI
and In the twenty.sh mouths that he has been 10,
carcerated in Spanish dungeon he has only heard
from the United States Consul some three or iour
times.
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MORE CABINET CHANGES.
PRESIDENT GREvY SIGNS A NEW LIST

TIE SESSION OF THE CHAMBER OF pEfoiil'
BE CLOSED on JUNE 10.
PARIS. Nav 3O.-lt is officially stated tna' 10.
ident Grevy has signed the following Caolne. Ss
NJ. RoUvIER-Premir and Minister @ f"a"'' W."
Of Posts and Telegraphs.
M. FALuIEREs-M Minister Of the INTERIOR.
Al. .FIouRESs-Minister Of Foreign Apa'Ts'
NJ. spULLER-Ministr Of Public lns"3o''0"'
M. MAzEAU-Minister Of Justice
GENERAL FERRoN-Minister Of Var.
NJ BARnrY-lMnister of Marine.
AZ DAuTREsMr-Minister Of Public WORKS.
M. BARBE-Minister of agriculture
meeting of the Ministers was held to-aAS % ~
President Grevys house. 1t is reported thas rIeS.
ident Grcvy IN order to avoid the certain uenea.
the new Ministry on any important ISSUE Will cose
to so.s;on Of the Chamber of Deputies on June 10.
C General saussier announced his intention OF
withdrawing the Military bill His colleagues op-
posed such action on the ground that IL wou'u 20
inconsistent with the dignity of the country ou'
Ccneral Saussier persisted In withdrawing tne DILL
and was obliged to surrender the War PORTFOLIO
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TILE pRrSInryr CATCHES SONE rROrr.

sARANAc LAKE HOUSE, n. y, May 3O-Presldent
Cleveland rose at o O'Clock this morning and after
breakfast at with Colonel Lamont and Or. Ross
man. the three went OH down the lake TO troll for
trout. They gone about three hours The
President caught fine large trout. There were
caught by others Of the party After dinner
at O'Clock tho President and Mrs Cleveland Colonel
and Mrs Lament, DR.. ROssman and Mrs. ROssman.
and MIR. Riddle, of the Saranac Inn, drove In buck
boards seventeen miles to Roy Brook liouse TO tIy
tho brook trout fishing. This place IL four miles
f.m Saranac Lake House In beautiful region, and
the trout preserve in sight of the hotel was opened
early to give the President chance to try the fishing
before the fish had hy. Just before sunset
the President cast his flies, and when he came In TO
sumner hc proudly exhibited catch of handsome
spt ckled trout Tho President and Mrs. Cleveland
are 10Th in excellent health